Grand Closing Ceremony of CATC-140 Held at Trg Node Lakholi, Arang, Raipur
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Jagdalpur The ten-day Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC-140), organised by 1 CG Girls Battalion NCC, Parchanpal, Jagdalpur from 10 October 2026 to 19 October 2026 concluded with a grand closing ceremony marked by enthusiasm, discipline, cultural vibrancy, and a spirit of unity and camaraderie among NCC cadets.
A total of 444 cadets from 1 CG Girls Battalion NCC, 27 CG Battalion NCC, 37 CG Battalion NCC, and 8 CG Girls Battalion NCC participated in the camp. The camp provided a valuable platform for cadets to enhance their leadership qualities, develop self-confidence, strengthen teamwork, and imbibe the core values of the National Cadet Corps.
Colonel S. K. Rana, Camp Commandant provided constant guidance, encouragement, and support throughout the camp. His sessions on personality development, entry into the Armed Forces as officers, determination, and perseverance inspired cadets to set ambitious goals and work towards achieving them with dedication and discipline.
The camp also featured informative sessions on personality development, good habits, and honesty by Group Commandant Shri S. P. Sistala, SM stress management by Usha Kiran Agarwal Ma’am and space awareness by Shri Subhash DevanganThese sessions enriched the knowledge of the cadets and broadened their perspectives on personal development and future opportunities.
As part of the camp’s educational and recreational activities, the cadets visited the Jungle Safari and had the opportunity to watch the India versus Zimbabwe women’s cricket match at the International Cricket Stadium, Raipur. Witnessing an international cricket match at the stadium was a moment of great excitement and a memorable experience for the cadets.
The cadets enthusiastically participated in a wide range of sporting, literary, and cultural activities, including Volleyball, Tug of War, Relay Race, Debate, Quiz, Calligraphy, Group Song, and Group Dance. The cultural programme mesmerised everyone with vibrant performances showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh. Their participation in firing practice and other training activities reflected their enthusiasm, discipline, and commitment to learning.
The camp was supported by the dedicated efforts of SM Perumal Sir, Training JCO Subhash Hansda Sir, BHM, PI Staff, ANOs, CTOs, and other personnel involved in training, administration, accommodation, and logistics. Their dedication, coordination, and constant support contributed significantly to the smooth and successful conduct of the camp.
The food served throughout the camp was delicious, while the lodging and boarding arrangements were comfortable and well managed. Refreshments and other essential facilities were also provided efficiently, ensuring the comfort and well-being of all participating cadets.
The closing ceremony acknowledged the collective efforts of everyone who contributed directly or indirectly to the success of the camp. The ten-day programme provided cadets with memorable experiences, lasting friendships, and valuable lessons in discipline, leadership, cooperation, and national integration.
The camp concluded with a renewed commitment among the cadets to uphold the motto of NCC, “Unity and Discipline,” and to serve society and the nation with dedication, responsibility, and pride.
